While Tom is hired to perform maintenance work, he grows increasingly immersed in Jordan's fast-moving Vegas world of youthful excess, easy temptation, and short-term rewards.

Tom soon develops close bonds with the eclectic group of people who work for Jordan; as well as a budding romance with Sarah, the brash young woman living across the street.

While Tom's new world seems ideal for a young man seeking to lose himself in the present, emotional remnants of the painful past he left behind in New York start to emerge.

Principal photography took place on location in Las Vegas, Nevada, in September and October 2021, with actors living and working in a "bubble," eating together onsite and unable to do any sightseeing on their days off.

[1] Additional material and a reshoot of the scenes involving Tom and his first girlfriend Jennifer (Cheyenne Alexsys) were reshot in early spring in two locations outside of Bryant and Zamberlan's home base of Washington D.C.[1] Plans to shoot at real life bars, restaurants, and other Las Vegas locations fell through or were changed due to local coronavirus mandates and related closures.

[1][9] In late January 2022, the film's VOD distribution expanded to Germany and Austria under the title Las Vegas und Andere Stationen and in a series of regional international releases over the following weeks.

Markos Papadatos of Digital Journal, found the film "compelling," "intense," and "provocative," praising the writing, direction, and acting, particularly David Eggers II in his role as Tom.

Smith of We Are Entertainment News called the movie a "roller coaster ride" noting the story's twists and turns and a "deeply satisfying film," full of strong acting performances.